Dropkick Murphys and Bruce Springsteen's Fenway Park Show Raises a Ton of Money For Boston Charities

Slipknot drummer Jay Weinberg has shared a special Father’s Day gift for his dad, E Street Band drummer Max.Celebrating yesterday (June 21), Weinberg covered Bruce Springsteen track ‘Candy’s Room’, which you can watch below.The version sees Weinberg on drums, joined by Miny Parsonz of Royal Thunder, Jeff Matz of High On Fire, Stephen Brodsky of Mutoid Man and more.Weinberg joined Slipknot in 2013 after discovering the band through his father.

On his radio show, Bruce Springsteen was reading the names of the 100k+ American citizens who had tragically lost their lives because of the coronavirus, COVID-19 pandemic when he took this opportunity to also fiercely drag the POTUS! He made it clear Donald Trump should stop refusing to wear a mask in public already and show some compassion for other human beings! Springsteen did not hold anything back during the latest From My Home to Yours.

Bruce Springsteen took a jab at President Donald Trump for his handling of the coronavirus as well as his refusal to wear a mask. The singer shared an audio clip from his SiriusXM show “From My Home to Yours” in which he explained that he originally planned to devote the episode of the biweekly program to songs that celebrate the summer.

Bruce Springsteen didn’t mince words when criticizing Donald Trump on his SiriusXM show. The June 17 episode of From My Home to Yours was supposed to be devoted to summer songs, but The Boss switched gears to tell the president to “put on a f**king mask.” Springsteen, 70, asked his fans to pray for the grieving families affected by coronavirus, and shamed Trump for his response to the crisis. Listen to Springsteen’s speech in the video above.

Bruce Springsteen has come directly for US President Donald Trump once again, this time criticising the way Trump has handled the coronavirus pandemic within the country by telling him to “put on a fucking mask.”On his SiriusFM radio show ‘From His Home To Yours’, Springsteen said, “With 100,000 plus Americans dying over the last few months and the empty, shamed response from our leaders, I’ve been simply pissed off.“Those lives deserve better than being simply inconvenient statistics for our

The Boss has a message for U.S. President Donald Trump — and it’s got a great big F-bomb in it.

The Boss is on fire. Bruce Springsteen kicked off the latest episode of his SiriusXM show "From My Home to Yours" with a scathing message for the country's leaders, and specifically, President Donald Trump.

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Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello has celebrated 10 years of the band’s legendary Finsbury Park gig in London.The 2010 show was held for free after a campaign to get the band’s hit ‘Killing In The Name’ to Christmas Number 1 on the UK charts was successful.“10 years ago today Rage Against The Machine performed a free ‘Victory Concert’ for 90,000 people in Finsbury Park, England to celebrate the successful ‘people’s campaign’ that dethroned Simon Cowell’s X Factor and put Killing In

Bruce Springsteen shared a powerful tribute to George Floyd during the latest episode of his weekly radio show.

Bruce Springsteen reflected Wednesday on the protest movement erupting across the nation in the wake of Minneapolis man George Floyd’s death. He said, “We remain haunted, generation after generation, by our original sin of slavery.”

"Our black citizens continue to be killed unnecessarily by our police on the streets of America"

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The Boss was beamed in via video link during the Fenway Park gig

"What's going on, Boston?" Dropkick Murphys' lead singer and bassist Ken Casey shouted in Boston's Red Sox Fenway Park on Friday night (May 29)--but this time, instead of thousands of fans cheering back, the ballpark was empty.Streaming Outta Fenway, the two-hour concert by the Celtic punk band, marks the first time a musical performance has ever taken place at an empty major U.S. arena, stadium or ballpark.

Tiny Gigs will raise money for the mental health charity set up in memory of Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchison

Dropkick Murphys won't be pitching in Boston's Red Sox Fenway Park Friday night (May 29), but the Celtic punk band will host the first-ever concert on the infield diamond with no fans in attendance.